Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

commencing to “turn”.I can imagine no more miserable person that he who has attained his ideal.Observe the vines. We have in our yard a hopvine, which climbs a pole before it attains the top it is fresh big & strong. Having come to the top the “shoots” wander aimlessly about & finally fall down, climb the pole again & so continue until nipped by the frost. The top is stunted and I imagine the fruit is smaller than if the vine had been able to go on up. So it is with the morning-glories.(HT)We should then climb